Summary

  • Full-time: Argentina 2-1 England

  • England are knocked out of the World Cup

  • Maradona scores sublime solo goal and controversial handball

  • Lineker gets England goal on 81 minutes

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  • Watch again on BBC Red Button Tuesday 10 June, 23:35 BST

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. England need to stem this wave of Argentine attacks. There's a few tired legs out there already.

  2. Loading screen

    Just brilliant from Diego Maradona. The last time I saw pace like that, I was playing Daley Thompon's Decathlon on the Spectrum - and it ended with a broken joystick!

    In fact, if you whack the tape in now and get the bad boy loading up you'll have time for a quick game after the final whistle.

  3. Bit of hustle and bustle down the England right in the opening stages before that man Diego Maradona weaves his way through midfield once more. GET INTO HIM!

  4. KICK-OFF

    We are back under way - and Barry Davies has just broken the news that Brazil manager Tele Santana has just resigned...

  5. FAST FORWARD

    Edward John Pritchard: First time I've watched Maradona live. My word. What a player. The finesse of Messi and the bustling energy of Suarez.

  6. Here we go then, the players are back out on the field...

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    Craig: Scrambles for a postcard I feel I can win this.

    Neil Hayward: I may just enter that competition! Would love to go watch the Bruno fight!

  8. FAST FORWARD

    Highlights here of Brazil v France in another quarter-final, with the game going to the dreaded spot-kicks.

    Did you know Michel Platini was the first man to put a penalty over in a shootout?

    You will do - and loads more - if you read our ultimate penalty shootout guide...

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    Marc Mulligan: Des Lynam is a legend! If I was to think of a 9 letter word to describe him: fantastic.

    Andy Ward: Venables and Hughes forming a regional stereotype double act.

    JD: Totally agree with Crazy Horse, Argentina are nothing special.

  10. It's made for Barnesy...

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    Rico Singh: The question on everybody's minds is, who will England play in the semi-finals if they see this one through.

    Barry Dunne: It's only a matter of time before England bring on John Barnes.

    Josh Packman: England lacking penetration, Seems like a game for Barnes.

  12. COMPETITION TIME

    Des Lynam introduces a lovely BBC competition here, you could win tickets to a Frank Bruno fight - but please don't enter. You may be confused if you do...

  13. Jimmy Hill
    BBC pundit at the Azteca Stadium

    "The midfield hasn't really worked. Bobby Robson's problem is to get the England midfield engine ticking over. Oscar Ruggeri has put Gary Lineker in prison and we need to free our front players. They will worry if we give them a chance to do so."

  14. The view from the studio is that England need to step up on the front foot after half-time or they could be in trouble.

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  15. Emlyn Hughes
    Former England defender on World Cup Grandstand

    "Diego Maradona has done well and we all know how good he is. Bobby Robson has a major part to play now at half-time. It hasn't been a great game but he need to go in and tell them 'Ey, we have a chance.'

    "We can push Glenn Hoddle further forward and if he can start playing and putting the ball to the front players, we can do well. Argentina are nothing special."

  16. Barcelona manager Terry Venables on BBC World Cup Grandstand

    "We don't know what England have been sent out to do, they are showing the opposition so much respect. Glenn Hoddle is defending with the rest, we need tor risk him and leave him up the pitch so Argentina will worry about him."

  17. HALF-TIME

    BBC

    Terry Venables and Emlyn Hughes are in the studio at half-time with Des Lynam. Some great hair on display.

  18. FAST FORWARD

    Lewis Wiltshire: "I was 9 when this game happened and devastated that @England lost. Watching it back now, Maradona better even than I remembered."

    Scott Jamison: "Nothing like watching a nearly 30-year-old football game and shouting at the screen as if it's happening live."

  19. FAST FORWARD

    Kenny Sansom
    Former England defender

    "We'd spent an hour the day before the game working on a free-kick. I would backheel the ball to Glenn Hoddle, he would knock it over the top as Argentina used to run out for offside. I would then be able to cross it in for Gary Lineker, who would have a tap-in.

    "It worked like a dream - but Steve Hodge was offside! At half-time there was a lot of swearing at him, and all he could say was 'Sorry lads, I forgot.'

    "The World Cup quarter-final and he can't remember a set-piece we worked on for an hour the day before…"

  20. Jimmy Hill
    BBC pundit at the Azteca Stadium

    "How nice to see an elaborate free-kick routine - from England of all nations!"